Inference
Processing multiple prompts or inputs through a model simultaneously rather than one at a time.
Processing multiple prompts or inputs through a model simultaneously rather than one at a time. Batch inference reduces per-request overhead and can significantly lower costs with providers that offer batch pricing (often 50% cheaper than real-time). It is the standard approach for processing large datasets, running evaluations, and executing offline workloads where real-time response is not required.
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In practice, developers reach for Batch Inference when they need the capability described above as part of an AI feature or workflow.
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Processing multiple prompts or inputs through a model simultaneously rather than one at a time.
Batch Inference sits in the Inference part of the AI stack. Understanding it helps you make better decisions when building, debugging, and shipping AI features.
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Related
A language model that has only been pretrained to predict the next token on a large text corpus, with no instruction tuning or preference training on top.
An inference technique where a small, fast draft model proposes several tokens ahead and the large target model checks them all in one parallel forward pass.
A technique where you generate N candidate answers to the same prompt and keep the one a scorer ranks highest.

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